Replying to @therundowntvo
You’re right Steve—more and more is put on teachers WITHOUT ever taking anything away. Food prep and healthy eating is an easy one for parents to take ownership of. Time for some parents to step up and not expect schools to do it for them. Parent is also a verb!
Rob Stringer BA, BEd, PCC retweeted
Tonight is the night - lovers of comedy unite. A fantastic showcase of Canadas best stand ups starts tonight on CBC TV . 9pm 930 in Nl. Retweet, like & tell two friends.
Replying to @LoganKanapathi @fordnation
And all in front of a camera! Wow! What a guy! Really???? Do it *without* the recognition Dougie, if you don’t want people to question your motives. Not impressed.
Replying to @TheThanigasalam @fordnation
And all in front of a camera! Wow! What a guy! Really???? Do it *without* the recognition Dougie, if you don’t want people to question your motives. Not impressed.
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Replying to @samoosterhoff
Wow! Throwing Dr. Hirji under the big blue bus, Sam?! I expect better behaviour from elected officials in this country! #Shameful
Rob Stringer BA, BEd, PCC retweeted
#NEW: Ontario launches an online campaign called #StayHomeON. It is an online influencer campaign to get people to stay home and first up to bat, is
@rickmercer! Haven't seen one of these rants in a while.
Watch till the end. Just so you get the message. #ONpoli
@MacLeodLisa
Rob Stringer BA, BEd, PCC retweeted
Rob Stringer BA, BEd, PCC retweeted
Last week the 4 major education unions requested an immediate meeting with the Minister of Labour and reps from the Ministry of Ed because the plan for back to schools is flawed! There has been no response, it is radio silence. We will continue to push for a #SafeSeptember
Replying to @Sflecce
@ontariomamma teachers are still working, it's just that we would all get our "prep" at the same time--at the end of the day. I already come into school 90min+ early EVERY day and work at night--long before/after the school bell rings. But if you think we have it easy, join us.
Replying to @robstringer @Sflecce
You could be creative and have TVO offer 40-60min of learning content in Ontario history, First Nations, Black history, coding, financial literacy. I know I’m only a teacher, Mr. Lecce (“the enemy”), but I challenge you to stop the politics and blaming and make this work.
Replying to @Sflecce
Ending the school day 40-50min early (for JK-8 kids) reduces teach contacts and keep kids safer. Worried about learning loss??? You obviously are not a trained Educator. They could:
* read at home
* review the day’s learning
* practise math facts
* work on a self-led project
You mean the prep time he obviously wants to take away??? Can only guess that’s why we’re being “inflexible”. 🤬😔🤯
Replying to @Sflecce @Billy__Pang
Grade's 4-8 are "business as usual" Minister! No cohorting, regular class sizes, full rotary (3-5 teachers), <1m spacing, and contain higher risk kids (ages 10+). Will masks and some extra cleaning keep them safe? Time to make changes--BEFORE the first positive case!
Replying to @Travisdhanraj @Sflecce
@Travisdhanraj, Grade 4-8 is "business as usual" (full rotary w/ 3+ teachers, no cohorting, normal class sizes, <1m spacing, etc.), with only some masks and cleaning to protect them??? Hold @Sflecce's feet to the fire!
And as you say @jasonprine, this doesn't account for two-teacher families, supply teachers, rotary teachers that could teach up to 10 classes (in Elementary). Possible exposure quickly skyrockets into the thousands with current plan. :(
Replying to @CHCHNews
What a waste of 2 questions today! This is not a priority.
Nope! Reporters need to ask about Gd4-8 specifically, as @Sflecce LOVES to reply how Gd1-3 have caps of 20. But J/I classes can be 30+. 😔







